Two trees with 9' of space between them: Would we get a better experience on a single rather than double?
24589
I would agree with Lee. Not long enough for the double. I do love the hammock though!
24590
I think 9 feet is not long enough for a double. it's a great hammock btw. GREAT quality.
1761308
I don't think so but, if you can afford to experiment, see what happens. Me I thinke it might be wiser to use 2 sets of lights. with separate dimers. This would be the save way to do it.
666347
Almost any tree will work. It is a matter of having enough slack to get you to the other tree or pole and around. I usually find trees about 13"-15" feet apart.
1516914
It's not like planting radishes or carrots. The trees are capable of growing 40 feet tall. If you plan to use them as trees then you should consider how tall you want them and space seedlings half that distance apart. If you plan on using them for food and cultivating as shrubs then 3-4 feet and harvest often. If you want to use them as a windbreak or hedgerow, about ten feet apart and top them at 12 to 16 feet. Planting would be simple in peat pots so that the seedlings can be cared for and protected initially. Then step up the pot size to 1/2 gallon and later to 1 gallon. Select for size and then place in permanent spaces. Of course, you could just plant a lot in the area you want to populate and later select the best specimens and remove the rest.
1986615
Between 2-3 feet (palms). The great thing is that the trees are not connected which allows for change in design.
553551
The spacing of my pair is somewhat irregular, but it varries between 2,3 cm and 2,5 cm. (Sorry about the metric size: for your reference 2,54 cm is 1 inch.)
779171
They can be "curved" with the bend coming with connecting new sections. An existing section only goes in a straight line. It might look strange around a tree unless it's a very large one.
1850825
Depends on distance. A single unit will go far, but 2 units will go further.
401755
one will work just fine. I have read that it is better to use 2x2 as the op system can spread the work which could increase thruput, but the effect in reality is probably negligible, either way is fine.
705775
double for sure. single lights are really weak. might want to go with two doubles if its salt or you want plants.
1359270
I have given both away so I can't measure. I was using for decor. I put christmas tree lights inside and ivy on top. They were perfect for this. Guessing I would say the largest was approximately 8 to 9 inches across. Smallest maybe 6.
71584
A difference, yes, but getting 2 of them (or a larger model) would be better. My shop is 680 sq.ft. It will do most of it ok, but there is an area it won't reach.
2024532
http://www.rareflora.com/micheliaalba.htmlThe tree I bought from 9Greenbox was about 3'.
2044245
Because of the low heat output you can put it as close as you want. But the distance will change the usability. Closer to the plant the plant will get more energy but higher up and the light can cover more space.
150087
If the trees are 11 feet apart you will want to look for a hammock that is 10 feet. Typically the hammock stands are 12 feet long to fit an 11 foot hammock. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
866137
I got two. Warning, they are really small, so the tree needs to be tiny to use them.
295409
If using in a home environment where space is tight and hiu have to go under stuff, telescoping is best. I started with 2 piece and it was way too long. In open spaces I can see that it would be preferable. It was quite long.